In Gieten, Drenthe

Fieten Olie opens a new branch, bringing its total number of branches to 111

Fieten Olie heeft een nieuwe onbemande tanklocatie geopend op het terrein van Truckwash Gieten. Foto: Fieten Olie

Fieten Olie has expanded its network with the opening of a new unstaffed petrol station in Gieten, Drenthe. This brings the family-run business’s total number of outlets to 111.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

Source: Mobility Energy

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